A gabion box is a wire mesh container filled with stones, rocks, or other materials. These boxes are commonly used in civil engineering, landscaping, and erosion control projects. Gabion boxes are typically rectangular or square in shape and are assembled on-site by folding and connecting the wire mesh panels together. They are then filled with the desired material, usually stones or rocks, to create a sturdy and permeable structure. Gabion boxes are often employed in retaining walls, slope stabilization, riverbank protection, and landscaping features due to their strength, flexibility, and ability to blend with natural surroundings.